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Name: Melanie Ann Cabak
BA: Bethel College, 1984
Date Entered Program: 1989
No. Pages in Thesis: 237
Title: Inuit Women as Catalysts of Change: An Archaeological Study of 19th Century Northern Labor
Director of Thesis: Leland G. Ferguson
2nd Reader: Joan M. Gero
3rd Reader: Alice Bee Kasakoff
4th Reader: Stephen Loring
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Name: Peter J. Ferbel
BA: University of Michigan, 1988
Date Entered Program: 1989
No. Pages in Thesis: 150
Title: Reading Objects, Positioning Selves: Narratives of Material Culture and Social Identity as the Museum of Native American Resource Center, Pembroke, North Carolina
Director of Thesis: Joan M. Gero
2nd Reader: Leland G. Ferguson
3rd Reader: Victor C. de Munck
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Name: William G. Green
BA: Queens College, City University of New York, 1988
Date Entered Program: 1988
No. Pages in Thesis: 209
Title: The Search for Altahmaha: The Archaeology of an Early 18th Century Yamasee Indian Town
Director of Thesis: Leland G. Ferguson
2nd Reader: Stanton W. Green
3rd Reader: Ted A. Rathbun
4th Reader: Chester B. DePratter
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Name: Mark D. Groover
BA: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, 1988
Date Entered Program: 1989
No. Pages in Thesis: 268
Title: Of Minded and Material Culture: An Archaeological View of Continuity and Change in the 18th Century South Carolina Backcountry
Director of Thesis: Leland G. Ferguson
2nd Reader: Joan M. Gero
3rd Reader: Alice Bee Kasakoff
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Name: David A. McKivergan, Jr.
BA: University of Maine, Orono, 1989
Date Entered Program: 1989
No. Pages in Thesis: 271
Title: Migration and Settlement Among the Yamasee in South Carolina
Director of Thesis: Leland G. Ferguson
2nd Reader: Morgan D. Maclachlan
3rd Reader: Gail E. Wagner
4th Reader: Chester B. DePratter
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Name: Anna Mulcahey
BA: University of South Carolina, 1985
Date Entered Program: 1985
No. Pages in Thesis: 176
Title: The Possible Archaeological Significance of Carolina Bays
Director of Thesis: Albert C. Goodyear
2nd Reader: Ted A. Rathbun
3rd Reader: Bruce E. Rippeteau

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